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" The &amp;#039;90s were a good time for spiritually minded jewelry\u2014mood rings, ying-yang symbols and evil eyes ruled the costume world. Marlo Laz is bringing the latter back into the style conversation with a fine bijoux spin\u2014created from onyx, &amp;quot;based on the stone&amp;#039;s power of protection,&amp;quot; and opal, which\u00A0&amp;quot;reflects one&amp;#039;s unique vision,&amp;quot; according to Laz. And it&amp;#039;s a\u00A0symbol that&amp;#039;s close to her heart.\u00A0 &amp;quot;At the age of 14, on my first trip to Istanbul, my grandparents bought me an incredible antique clay and gold evil eye bracelet on a leather strap. It was the first jewelry talisman I ever received, and I continue to carry it with my to this day,&amp;quot; the designer explains.\u00A0&amp;quot;I\u00A0am fascinated by the shape and mystery of eyes in general\u2014from Dali&amp;#039;s use of surrealism to Marissa Berenson&amp;#039;s iconic, wide-eyed gaze.\u00A0They reveal a person&amp;#039;s soul and are a constant source of inspiration in my collections.&amp;quot; Marlo Laz ring, $1,958, marlolaz.com.\u00A0 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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